@spider11211: Yeah its comics but comics I feel like comics have a higher standard now since they now market to all age groups.
Even in the past Marvel tried to write good stories and make sure it was character accurate.
For example, Avengers issue #200. It was an issue where a man admits to have mind controlled Ms Marvel to have sex with her, and in the end of the comic she decides to join him in this weird dimension stating she feels love for him and all her fellow Avengers are cool with this and say goodbye...It screams wierd, creepy, awful, and strangley out of character for everyone...
...so much that when the writer was changed, the new writer wrote Ms Marvel returning revealing she was OBVIOUSLY still mind controlled during this and went off at the other Avengers for not stopping her from going with the creepy mind controlling abomination.
A good comic series will acknowledge problems and confront them instead of brushing them off to the side.
Peter should literally have trauma from the Doc Ock events as he has shown trauma from other events in the past.
The reason a lot of us hate OMD and still remind people it exists is because it is so out of character for Peter.
MJ and Peter have been together for 20 years and in other comic forms, still going strong and are hitting 30 years. Most AUs have them together and all the cartoons have shown them as the main love interest. So when you take it away, a lot of spiderman fans will be angry.
Its like when they took away Lois Lane and made Clark romance Wonder Woman. The fans hated it, and thus DC has decided in Rebirth to bring back not only the Lois and Clark romance but for them to have a kid.
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